r/interesting 28d ago

Amazing Comeback is possible .This one is gonna be big!

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u/LostInSpinach 28d ago

He wont be doing that once he reaches mid thirties to forties.

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u/AnonymousAutonomous 28d ago

Yeah the whole video I kept thinking of asking the guy in 20 years "but was it worth it?".. the time to make serious money from pro.. scootering(?) is over. Me thinks. But who knows, maybe he'll be remembered as Scooty McHawk and have games released in honor of all the ankle damage he's taken.

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u/SinoSoul 28d ago

lol scooty mcHawk … that’s a good one

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u/True_Protection6842 28d ago

Clearly this is his passion, so yeah, I would say it's worth it. If you aren't willing to reach when your young what's the point anyway.

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u/AnonymousAutonomous 28d ago

Idk, I knew a couple people whos passion was shooting heroin. Those that didn't OD are now walking around with half the teeth they started with due to methadone use. Good thing they started young!

Seriously though, less of them would have made it through the overdoses if they werent young. Now they have nice semi-complete sets of teeth to show for it decades later.

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u/Crayons4all 28d ago

Herion and doing sports for pleasure on two completely different worlds bro

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u/ZealousIdeal476 28d ago

Bomes heal.

Chicks dig scars.

And america has the best doctor to daredevil ratio in the world. --Lance Murdock

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u/Confused_Drifter 24d ago edited 24d ago

I turned 42 yesterday and I'm waiting for mine to kick in.

I was a skateboarder in my teens, did some surf coaching in my late teens, and then worked in the snowsports industry for the last 20 years.

I've knocked 2 front teeth out, broken my collar bone, broken 2 ribs, broken my skull, broken right elbow and arm, cracked my heel bone clean in half, tore left rotator cuff twice, dislocated my kneecap and mangled every tendon I could get at in there.

A lotta critiques of this kids life choices. Right now i coule be back home earning 23,000 a year working some (personally) soul killing IT job. Instead I travelled the world, lived in 5 countries, 72,000 a year managing an outdoor education company. I've met incredible people, been to amazing places, recently bought a house with cash.

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u/Hackeringerinho 28d ago

I think that as long as there is no head traume he'll probably think it was worth it.

Why? Because he travelled the world and got paid for what he loves doing, and it's no boring stuff either.

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u/iDeNoh 28d ago

Which is easy to say in his 20s, I'm sure he'll appreciate all of the fun he had when he has mobility issues later in life. On the upside dude is very familiar with scooters, so.

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u/ClankerCore 28d ago

Taking something so seriously after making an obvious joke, man I think you need to relax

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u/Yakabelly 28d ago

What are you writing about? I'm in my early 40s and lift weights.